$1 Flip Flops at Old Navy

Today only!
Saturday, May 23

Flip Flops are only $1 per pair
with a limit of 5 pairs per person.

at Old Navy

Get your family down to your nearest Old Navy,

hand them each a $5 bill (plus 44 cents),

pick out some pretty colors,

and donate them to the Siem Reap Pig Project.

Nikki's heading to Cambodia this summer

and will be more than happy to take some flip flops with her

to give out to some families who need foot protection.

Snow Daze Promotion

On Wednesday, December 10, 2008, The Siem Reap Pig Project participated in the Kennedy Club Fitness Snow Daze Business Fair in San Luis Obispo, California.

Below are some of the items offered for purchase to support the current project in Siem Reap, Cambodia, building the first toilets for Tepaday Village.

Whole Black & White Peppercorns from Kampot Province, Cambodia in a handmade palm leaf basket woven by the villagers who benefit from the proceeds. (approx. size: 3" x 3" x 3") Because the baskets are handwoven, no two baskets are alike. Cambodian pepper is some of the most aromatic pepper in the world, once used exclusively by French Michelin chefs.

$5.00 per basket

Pig-in-a-Basket in a handmade palm leaf basket woven by the villagers who benefit from the proceeds. (approx. size: 1.5" x 1.5" x 3") Because the baskets are handwoven, no two baskets are alike. Inside each basket is a small pig to represent the piglet that you can help purchase for a family to raise for additional income opportunities.

$10.00 per basket

Handmade Palm Leaf Ornaments in 4 fun styles to choose from! (approx. size = 1.5") Colors and size vary because the ornaments are handwoven, therefore no 2 are alike.

$3.00 per ornament

Contact Nikki at onlyincambodia [at] gmail [dot] com to order one-of-a-kind Cambodian products today!

Here's a preview of products that will be available in 2009!

Handwoven Cambodian Silk Drawstring Satchel

Handwoven Market Basket in Kratie Province, Cambodia (home of the Irawaddy dolphins!)

Handwoven Sandals from locally-grown Water Hyancinth in Kratie Province, Cambodia (home of the Irawaddy dolphins!)